HeyJaredSpiritual Unfoldment With John Butler
"WHO AM I, but just one more of those who, since time began, have walked the hills and gazed upon the stars? When we, with heart outstretched, feel close to God, it's safer to be humble than to think we know. Experience, however, is given to be shared.
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Broughton Tapes, Episode 6 - Love Sees Nothing but Love (opens the original)
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We are educated into ignorance. We see things as we are. Who is to judge? Love sees nothing but love. This is the sixth in a series of 12 conversations with John recorded at Broughton Sanctuary at Easter 2026. They will all be released to the public over the next few weeks.
Broughton Tapes #5 The journey home (opens the original)
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On Easter Saturday John relates the familiar story of the Prodigal Son with a new perspective. "He came to his senses. The father came running to meet him. This is our journey home too."
Broughton Tapes #4 The infinite beyond (opens the original)
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What is Man? What is this shell of mortality which we inhabit. What is love? A love that is beyond, “I love you“. The infinite beyond. Beyond description. Beyond comprehension.
Perfect Days (opens the original)
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John & Phil have a conversation about the film 'Perfect days' about a Tokyo toilet cleaner and find a lot to agree about - and surprisingly 'spiritual' themes. Topics: Ordinary Life as Sacred Practice – A Tokyo toilet cleaner’s repetitive routine becomes a quiet meditation on dignity, care, and simplicity. Presence Over Plot – The film resists conventional narrative, inviting attention to how life is lived rather than what happens. Mindfulness Tested by Disruption – Family visits and subtle loss
Broughton Tapes #2 Why is Jesus called the Lamb of God? (opens the original)
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Why is Jesus called the Lamb of God? The Lamb of God that takes away the sins of the world. This Lamb that came down into the world to die for man is not only what's called the incarnation of Jesus. It's every creature that similarly dies so that man may eat so that man's incompletion may be nourished. So not only every lamb but every grain of wheat, the porridge we had for breakfast, the egg, the avocado pear - every creature that is sacrificed for man is a mini Jesus. Hosted by Simplecast, an
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